The Best Restaurants in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

Located in the western part of Montreal, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce embodies tranquility and simplicity. In recent years, young Francophone families have revitalized NDG, once a quiet Anglophone stronghold. Lined with residential streets adorned with beautiful trees, Sherbrooke Street and Monkland Avenue bustle with life and boast hidden culinary gems.

Families settling in and university students frequenting the area may be pleasantly surprised by the discreet charm of small restaurants.

It’s a neighborhood where life is good, where a leisurely stroll to the park with coffee and pastries in hand is practically a ritual. In its own bubble, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce is a world unto itself. The gastronomic scene continues to flourish year after year, with more and more restaurants enriching the existing culinary offerings.

Who knows, perhaps soon it will capture your heart too! One thing is certain, it has conquered our stomachs. Here are the best restaurants in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

Happy exploring!

Special Mentions:

Pigeon Café

Melk Café

Le Gryphon d’Or

Taverne Monkland / Monkland Tavern

Opened in 1995, Taverne Monkland is a hidden gem in NDG, offering meticulous and impeccable farm-to-table cuisine. You’ll be charmed not only by the exquisite dishes but also by the welcoming service reminiscent of the city’s finest establishments.

5555 Avenue de Monkland
Montréal

NDG Luncheonette

NDG Luncheonette is a charming American-style diner in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighborhood. Open for breakfast and lunch, the restaurant serves up classic dishes while spotlighting local and quality ingredients.

6800 Avenue Fielding
Montréal

Pizzeria Melrose NDG

Pizza is always comforting, and Pizzeria Melrose’s pizza ranks among the best in town. The restaurant provides a cozy atmosphere and artisanal pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven. With its quality ingredients and attentive service, it attracts pizza enthusiasts for a friendly dining experience.

5779 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Montréal

Chalet Bar-B-Q

A true time capsule, Le Chalet BAR-B-Q has been a Montreal institution for 77 years. Its roasted chicken, which has garnered international acclaim, has become a symbol of comfort far beyond Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

5456 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Montréal

Oliveraies Ktima Barakaris

Opened since July 2014, Le Mouton Vert is a unique café-counter located in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighborhood. Here, you can enjoy delicious and comforting Greek cuisine, which ranks among the top addresses for healthy vegetarian options in Montreal!

6000 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Montréal

Hwang Kum

Open for 20 years now, Hwang Kum is an unassuming gem serving some of the best Korean dishes in town! This affordable and delightful spot in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce offers a simplicity that brings us back to the essence: the pleasure of delicious and comforting food. The restaurant provides an authentic and unpretentious experience that takes diners on a journey through its typical dishes.

5908 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Montréal

Bistro Amerigo

Since 2014, Bistro Amerigo has established itself as a true institution in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Born from a deep love of Italian family cooking, this neighbourhood bistro is more than just a restaurant — it’s a gathering place, somewhere you feel at home from the very first visit. A must-visit spot for any food lover in NDG.

6127 Avenue de Monkland
Montréal

Arthurs Dinette

The little sister of Arthur’s Nosh Bar and Romies, Arthur’s Dinette has settled onto Monkland Avenue, right in the heart of NDG. Behind the stove, Alex Cohen and Raegan Steinberg serve up flavourful, generous cuisine rooted in Jewish diaspora traditions — blending Sephardic and Ashkenazi influences — from morning to night. The décor is stunning and the vibe warm and welcoming. The kind of spot that works for any occasion: a family brunch, dinner with friends, or a laid-back date night. A true NDG gem!

5700 Avenue de Monkland
Montréal
Tuk Tuk @tuk Tuk

Restaurant Tuk Tuk

Tuk Tuk is that little Côte-des-Neiges gem you keep on speed dial whenever a craving for Thai-Cambodian comfort food strikes. No fuss here: just warm, hearty cooking, generous portions, bold flavours and perfectly balanced spices, with that authentic touch that keeps you coming back for more. And if Pad Thai is your thing, take note — Tuk Tuk ranks among our favourite spots in Montreal to get one.

5619 Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges
Montréal
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Photography by Alison Slattery



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